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This solution is a touch more elegant than using additional body panels. The example used here is.well, I can't tell you what it is, because I can barely look at the thing without a migraine kicking in. New cars regularly contain new design elements, and camo helps to obscure those parts. Of course, you might be saying, "This isn't camouflage, this is a rather obvious getup." It's not meant to blend into the background, but rather screw with both human eyes and cameras. It's been given a great deal of layering and depth to throw off phone and camera focusing, so shots end up either out of focus or distracting attention away from the important bits automakers haven't yet revealed to the world. This new camo is called "Brick," because it sort of looks like a big collection of bricks.
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